Sentence examples for a realistic aim from inspiring English sources

Now Fifa is engaged we are hopeful the 2012-13 season is a realistic aim".

Now FIFA is constructively engaged we are hopeful the 2012-13 season is a realistic aim".

In year two of the Paul Roos era, lower-middle ladder stability is probably a realistic aim.

Of their immediate future, Sharp acknowledges that both "need to start winning" if Europe is to remain a realistic aim.

But preventing it becoming, like North Korea, a totalitarian basket-case with nukes is still a realistic aim.

Usurping Atletico Madrid as Spain's third team is a realistic aim, especially if their charismatic coach Diego Simeone is lured into the Premier League.

We think a realistic target to aim for is around $200m [£153m] in the first few years, and use that to spur investments and test different kinds of funding mechanisms.

Our previous experience of multi-centre trials in primary care suggests that 85% response rates to postal questionnaires is a realistic target so we aimed to recruit a minimum of 500 patients.

A more realistic aim is therefore to identify a model that provides an acceptable approximation, in the context of the application in which it is used.

A top-six finish may be a more realistic aim for Rodgers.

So we are not going to expect that suddenly the child goes from nearly being excluded to being head boy…things like a child bringing an emotion into the room and being able to accept some sort of comfort from the carer – whether it is just a hand on the back – little steps that just represent a slight shift in the relationship would be incredibly encouraging and a more realistic aim (Site E).